Reported US cases 3/1: 89 3/2: 105 3/3: 125 3/4: 159 3/5: 227 3/6: 331 3/7: 444 3/8: 564 3/9: 728 3/10: 1000 3/11: 1267 3/12: 1645 3/13: 2204 3/14: 2826 3/15: 3505 3/16: 4466 3/17: 6135 3/18: 8760 3/19: 13229 3/20: 18763 3/21: 25740 3/22: 34276 3/23: 42663 3/24: 52976 Now: 65273
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Replying to @ryanstruyk @rjstrickleyjr
This is awful... but I read several reports two weeks ago that predicted over 25,000 deaths by now. We have 1,000. Do you think social distancing the closure of business and restaurants are working or were the predictions just way off? Either way we need to maintain to beat it
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Unless the trajectory changes (there could be impact from distancing starting to show effect) it'll not take long to get to 20k. The last ~10 days the numbers doubled in less than three days each. And that's before there is "serious" capacity exhaustion in hospitals.
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This is largely driven by NY. If you look at CA an WA instead, the data seems to show a noticeable slowdown in both infections and deaths. But lagging data updates could also be responsible. It'd not be crazy to see a slowdown in WA/CA: They've implemented distancing earlier.
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